Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09
SOCIETY NOTES.

The President and Mrs. Cleveland will spent
Sunday at Oak View. Col and Mrs Lamont vii
De their Easter guests.
Miss Mamie Lincoln, daughter OF ex-Secretar,
Lincoln, spent last week in the city, the guest O
Wilson.
Senator and Mrs Congerg1ve a dinner tonight
to meet Dr. and Mrs. Backus
The expected guests at the christening at st
Johns church on Monday Will be confined to Mrs
Wh1tneys friends, and only those having cards o
invitation will be admitted into the church.
Mrs. John Chew has issued cards for Tuesda,
afternoons in April.
Mrs. Hearst viii give tea on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Endicott and Mrs Whitne,
Will be at home On Wednesday afternoon.
The Poor-Wharton wedding will take place Al
Ascension church on Thursday.
The ladies OF the National Homeopathic Hos
pital Will give luncheon on Wednesday at Rober
Stevens, On Massachusetts, avenue.
The Ladies' Historical Society will meet at tht
house OF Mrs. HOratio King, On next Friday, at i
O'Clock, Mrs. William Springer presiding.
Mrs Senator Hearst is at home to callers OF
Thursdays.
Mrs Emily Thornton Charles has returned from
New York. Mrs. Charles was the guest of SOrosi.
at it's anniversary dinner at Delmonico's wher<
she, by request, read Two OF her poems.
Miss Haywood, OF Raleigh, N. c., a granddaugh
ter of the late William II. Haywood who was U
s. senator from that State from 1s42 to 1s47, is IL
the city at 1929 street northwest, ON a visit Il
her brother, Mr.. Ed Graham Haywood, Jr law
clerk OF the First Controller.
One Of the most elegant dinners OF the season
was given last night by Judge Arthur Macarthur
at his residence, NO. 1900 street northwest The
party was seated at O'Clock, and LETT the table
at 2:.3O O'clock The guests were Justices Miller
and Bradley, OF the Supreme Court; Judges Wylit
and Montgomery, Commissioner Webb, Enoch Tot
klnnl- Dan
LoVeJoy, Prof. Claughton, Prot Graham Bell, an(
ThOs. Wilson.
Mrs. F. A. NJ. Hopkins and Mrs. A. s. Monroe. O.
1870 street, have issued cards for tea on Tues
DAY afternoon from 5 to z o'clock.
Mrs. Martha D. Bouldin widow of Judge Woo
Boudn OF the Court Of Appeals Of Virginia, is now
visiting her niece, Mrs. Wm. D. Cabell, at 12lA
14th street.
Col. and Mrs. Robert /. Fleming have moved in
to their new residence, 1O1S l2th street, north
west. Col and Mrs. Vedder will reside with then
there.
The invitations for the reception, next Tuesday
evening, at the Metropolitan Club, appeared last
week. -Four cards are allowed each subscriber t
issue as he sees fit. AS out OF this number sub
scribers must provide for their own families, com
parat1vey few others can receive invitations. The
members have very generally subscribed, so tina,
the attendance will be apt to tax the Capacity OF
the large clubhouse to the utmost. The guests
Will enter by the 18th street door, and vii
be required to present their admission cards. The
dressing-rOOms Will be in the basement; the yer
anda VIII be inclosed and lighted to afford addi
tonal room, and the whole house. including the
third floor, will be thrown open. supper win bt
served in the dining room, and there will be dane
Ing In the large parlors. The committee of arrange
mentS consists Of Admiral Rodgers, Gen. Augur
Col j. N. Bonaparte, Admiral Upshur, Mr. david
Ferguson, Col. $. Il. Blunt, DIR. NJ. L. Ruth Mr
EDWARD McCauley, Col. J: s. Crosby. Mr.. j. NJ
Johnston, Capt !. n. Burritt, Mr.. c. N. Poor, Mr.
Jesse Brown, Mr.. w. v. X. Berry Mr SeatOn Mum
roe, and Commander Ho1.